DWAS always meant for mayhem

[theringleader 10]

On 3/17/2025 at 7:55 PM, Anderson123 said:

The song is credited as Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars AND released under Gaga’s record label Interscope. It seems that from the start Bruno never intended to use it for an album. 

Agree, and LG was always billed before Bruno.

I don't know if Bruno is actually focused on an album right now versus just releasing collaborations. APT with Rosé ended up being on her label and for her album, and Fat Juicy & Wet was specifically released under Sexyy Red's label. 

Nevertheless, as many have said, it works on the album whether or not it was initially intended for it. I disagree, though, that Abra was a test... by the time it was released, the trackless, album and everything was already complete and ready.

[Anderson123 37,072]

1 minute ago, theringleader said:

I disagree, though, that Abra was a test... by the time it was released, the trackless, album and everything was already complete and ready.

Same. There’s no way Gaga was “testing” which sound to go for lol when has she cared about this? She had been teasing Abra and Perfect Celebrity before Die With A Smile came out. There’s just not enough time to do all of those changes in time for vinyl release. 

She had a massive success with A Star Is Born and people thought LG6 would follow this sound and then she came up with Chromatica. This btch has always had her own rules. 
 

[CookieHWilson 590]

Oh no I really don’t think so

it was added cause it’s a money making machine of a song 

 

they can try rewrite history as much as they want in interviews 

Edited 15 hours ago by CookieHWilson